Sentence examples for issues sparked from inspiring English sources

In addition, the larger region could find itself in turmoil over environmental issues sparked by an attempt to build 168 big dams here.

While pop music has engaged much more directly with issues sparked by the wars of today – take PJ Harvey's Mercury Prize-winning album Let England Shake – classical "art" music seems altogether more recalcitrant about it.

While this crisis will heighten a sense of unity and solidarity, our highly homogeneous nation will soon confront economic-policy issues sparked by the financing of gigantic reconstruction projects.

In particular, the apps were criticized for issues managing content, user classification and identity verification, although it isn't entirely clear exactly what issues sparked authorities into action.

Unlike many other contemporary issues sparking such wide interest, there is a long tradition of philosophical thought on marriage.

The school scheduled a seminar for parents on teen mental health issues, sparking conversations between students and parents.

The marriage issue sparked immediate interest in Asbury Park by gay couples in other ways.

The issue sparked a row at Fifa's executive committee meeting in Zurich last month between those members who wanted it to remain secret and those who wanted it published.

No sole issue sparked the protests but surveys revealed that the principal motives were related to anger at corruption; there were demands that President Dilma Rousseff be impeached and protests against the Workers Partyy administration and a congress so impervious to reality that it seems to inhabit a glass dome.

The issue sparked an international ethical debate around the use of the technology on humans.

The issue sparked a diplomatic row between Iceland and the UK, and created uncertainty over Iceland's economic recovery.